[25-29] The organized need an organizer...
The intermediate organizing links — "individual souls" — can fulfill their organizing role only given the existence of a supreme organizing center. Only the latter brings them into contact with the proletariat — "matter" — within the framework of an organized whole, a manufacturing workshop...

Descartes' conception of man is nothing other than a further extension of a definite form of thinking, "a definite way of representing facts, a definite type of their combination in the psyche." We have seen that the world, in Descartes' system, is organized according to the type of a manufacturing enterprise...

We are dealing with a cult of mental labor...

I — an organizer and, as such, can exist only by fulfilling organizing functions, and not executive ones: that is what Cartesian [philosophy means] —

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Cartesian nonsense!
proletariat
= matter
nonsense
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